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Monitoring HubSpot Data Sync

To monitor how data is getting synced to HubSpot, we can head over to the "Monitoring" tab and see the most up to date status of deals that were synced.

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If any deals were partially synced or failed syncing, click on "View Logs" to see where an issue might have occurred.

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While viewing a deal, we're also able to track the current sync status of the deal we're on. By clicking on the "Integrate with CRM" card, we can see HubSpot deal this deal is connected to and in the event that our syncing might have failed, view the syncing details to fix our syncing issues.

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If you need help debugging a syncing error, feel free to share the raw JSON the sync log with our support team.

One-time

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Flat-rate

Basecamp is famous for maintaining their flat-fee pricing without interrupting their growth. This model is straightforward and easy for customers to understand. Most companies start here while building their MVP.

Per-user

Slack exploded with their per-active-user pricing model. Ultimately, they innovated the classic per-user pricing model. This model is the most common and where many companies settle their core pricing.

Per-feature

Zendesk revamped from just customer support to a customer lifecycle platform, allowing users to pick only features they needed. This model is used by companies that expand their value with secondary features.

Credit

Mailchimp sends it to the moon with their special “pay-as-you-go” model. This model is used on platforms where bulk operations are common and easily quantifiable.

Volume

Twilio dialed in their value discounting their services for their users as they used them more. This model is the bread-and-butter of SaaS companies.

Usage-based

Snowflake is one of the many data warehousing platforms that lets you “pay-as-you-go”. This model is useful for businesses dealing with high-speed, high-volume processing products.

Schedule

Apple bit into the streaming market by offering all Apple users 1 free year of Apple TV and then charging a monthly subscription fee. This model is a classic strategy with subscription-based businesses.

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